Question

Is it possible to exclude ip address in dhcp server after creating scope?

Answer 1

Yes it is possible.

DHCP server deployment in a network allows :

1.) Users to exclude a range of IP addresses from being assigned to DHCP client computers.

2.) Reservation of a particular IP address for the mission - critical computers only.

The DHCP EXCLUSION, a configuration in DHCP server excludes a single ip address or range from being assigned automatically to DHCPclient computers. This is done once a scope is created.

Answer 2

Yes, it is possible to exclude ip address in dhcp server after creating scope.

Explanation:

• The 'spectrum of the DHCP' is a 'legitimate set of IP addresses' available for assignment or lease to client computers on a specific subnet.
• In a 'DHCP server', a scope is designed to decide the address pool of IPs that the server can provide to 'DHCP clients'. 'Scopes' decide which IP addresses are provided to the clients.
• That 'subnet may have a single DHCP scope' with a 'single continuous set of IP addresses'. 'Specific addresses or groups of addresses' may be excluded from the set defined by the 'application of the DHCP'.

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